Admitted Students
Welcome, Admitted Students!
These web pages contain useful information for incoming students, from critical financial aid information, to area recreation links. Please check back here often, as new information will be added frequently.
Need a new copy of the Admitted Students Guide? Download it here.
Academic Calendar, 2008 - 2009
Visiting Vermont Law School
At least one visit to our campus is highly recommended during the admissions process. Whether you came for Admitted Students Visiting Day on April 7 or plan to arrange with Admissions to come to campus another time, the information on this page will help you plan your visit to VLS. Click here to find out more about visiting VLS.
As Orientation approaches, also visit the Orientation pages for schedule updates and more links about living in Vermont.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Financial Aid Office
Loan Repayment Assistance Program
Applying for Financial Aid
Financial aid application forms are available online. Suggested filing date for your financial aid application (including FAFSA, institutional application, and your federal tax return) is March 1. All admitted applicants who wish to be considered for need-based grants and student loans must complete the financial aid process. Need-based grants are awarded on a first come, first served basis. If your file is completed during summer, institutional funding will not be available.
Career Development
Office of Career ServicesThese folks provide lots of information on job searching and career choices, including job listings databases and "how to" information.
Tuition and Fees
Visit the Tuition and Fees schedule page for updates. Also visit the Business Office's pages to help answer any questions you may have about billing and payments.
Student Life
HousingOur housing database contains local rental properties posted by the landlords. Start your housing search in April or May to avoid the rush!
PartnersThe VLS Partners Group offers get-togethers and information for spouses, significant others, friends, and family.
Health InsuranceAll students taking five or more credits must be covered by health insurance––it is a Vermont state requirement. Click the link for plan and waiver information. As information for 2008 becomes available, it will be posted to this site.
Computing and Laptop RecommendationsYou can find information on our laptop purchase program, computer labs at VLS, local internet service providers, and more, at the Information Technology page. Or go directly to the laptop purchase program page for details.
Student OrganizationsThe Vermont Law School student body is energetic and involved in the campus and community, as is reflected in the variety and number of student groups on campus. Visit the Student Organizations page and the Student Bar Association website to find out more about student groups and activities on campus.
RecreationExplore the many activities and entertainment options this special area has to offer. Find out what makes Vermont An Extraordinary Place to Live.
Admissions and Student Blogs
Get the inside view from Admissions staff and current JD and MELP students.
